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The VR S irons likely featured a cavity back design, which is typical for game improvement irons. Cavity back irons distribute weight around the perimeter of the clubhead, enhancing forgiveness and stability on off-center hits. by tstoto

No weaknesses. All very good.

I sold my Slingshots that served me very well. These clubs VRS graphite shafts R are a delight. Just got to stop trying to over hit them and let the club do the real work. I'm 69 and hit my sand wedge 60-70 metres (65-75yds) Previously I would not get the OSS club to go that far so I need to slow down. The feel and workability with these VRS clubs is very good. I got mine on eBay used but in v-g order. It was well worth making the change. A confidence boost.

At age 65+ I decided it was time to go to a senior flex. I was having to swing my old clubs too hard to get the distance I was getting 5 or 10 years ago, leading to variable results. Bought these VRS irons(very lightly) used. This irons have a "strong" lie, so the VRS 6 iron is comparable to my old 5 iron. The VRS irons are very forgiving and very straight. Slight mis-hits will get you only a little off line and maybe 5 - 10 yards short. Hit it well, and you will be rewarded with a straight, accurate and consistent result. On those rare occasions when I really hit it precisely on the sweet spot, I get an extra 10 yards or so. All with less effort than my old (regular shaft) set and less effort results in more consistent shot making for me. I'm glad I made the switch.

These Irons are for the golfer who is ready for game improvement they hit high and long with a good and easy swing and dead on target, every strike on the ball feels good and gets the ball in the air even on some miss hits! I don't think they are for a beginner more for a golfer who has been playing a few years I have dropped at least 5 strokes on my game cause I am hitting more greens Nike has engineered a real winner if you are a senior golfer I would recommend the Graphite shafts with an 'A' flex These Irons are worth every cent and I have tried all the others for new equipment for 2013.